CXP86609
CXP86609 is CMOS 8-bit Single Chip Microcomputer manufactured by Sony Semiconductor Solutions.
Description
The CXP86609/86613/86617 are the CMOS 8-bit single chip microputer integrating on a single chip an A/D converter, serial interface, timer/counter, time-base timer, I2C bus interface, PWM output, remote control reception circuit, watchdog timer, 32k Hz timer/counter besides the basic configurations of 8-bit CPU, ROM, RAM, I/O ports. The CXP86609/86613/86617 also provide a sleep function that enables to lower the power consumption. 52 pin SDIP (Plastic)
Features
- A wide instruction set (213 instructions) which covers various types of data
- 16-bit operation/multiplication and division/Boolean bit operation instructions
- Minimum instruction cycle 250ns at 16MHz operation 122µs at 32k Hz operation
- Incorporated ROM 8K bytes (CXP86609) 12K bytes (CXP86613) 16K bytes (CXP86617)
- Incorporated RAM 352 bytes
- Peripheral functions
- A/D converter 8 bits, 6 channels, successive approximation method (Conversion time of 3.25µs at 16MHz)
- Serial interface 8-bit clock sync type, 1 channel
- Timer 8-bit timer 8-bit timer/counter 19-bit time-base timer 32k Hz timer/counter
- I2C bus interface
- PWM output 8 bits, 4 channels
- Remote control reception circuit 8-bit pulse measurement counter, 6-stage FIFO
- Watchdog timer
- Interruption 11 factors, 11 vectors, multi-interruption possible
- Standby mode Sleep
- Package 52-pin plastic SDIP
- Piggyback/evaluator CXP86490 64-pin ceramic PSDIP
Structure Silicon gate CMOS IC
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